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About this place
Paella is the dish that comes up first at Risa Risa, with several diners saying they enjoyed it. One reviewer who usually avoids seafood still found it delicious; colleagues dining together also ordered mussels simmered in white wine. It may suit a meal centred on seafood, or a group looking for a dish everyone can enjoy regardless of their usual preferences.
For a spread of smaller plates, diners recommend oysters in garlic oil, tuna Sevilla-style and the tapas platter. One guest who had the garlic-oil dish as part of a set menu praised its seasoning. These are appealing options for a night of sharing food and drinks with friends. Another diner remembered the pairing of watermelon and cured ham from a separate dinner. Draft beer, highballs and wine are available, so there is plenty to consider alongside the dishes.
There are also reports of diners taking home hors d’oeuvres and paella, making them an option for sharing around the table at home.
